By Mikala Albertson Parenting a Teenager is Harder Than I Ever Thought it Would Be
Remember the sleep deprivation of having a newborn? Remember the mental drain of potty-training a toddler? Or the worry of…
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By Toby Devore I Hope You Always Feel My Love
Love. Do you feel it, my baby? It’s that giggle down deep in your belly—the one that lingers just a…
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By Jaymi Torrez My Car May Be Messy But My Life is Beautiful
A photo of my disgusting car went viral. And sorry, but I’m not sorry. A couple of years ago, I…
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By Katie Weber My Child, I Will Fight For You
I will fight for you. Every hour. Every day. Every time. When you cannot speak, I will be your voice. …
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By Amber Kruse Dear Kids, I’m Sorry I Yelled But I’m Just So Tired
Dear kids, I'm sorry I yelled. But in my defense, ya'll got me so stressed it's the only outlet I…
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By Krista Ward Toddlers Are Human Too—And Sometimes They Just Need Grace
This sweet little guy. Today, he wasn’t having it. And, to be totally honest, it frustrated me. I was trying…
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By Pamela Palmer I Pray You’ll Be My Forever Friend
"Can we just be forever friends?" I recently asked two friends that question. It was said in jest as we…
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By Mel Hargrove Dear Mama, To Me You Are Perfect
You may not love it, Mama, but I do. I see the way you look at yourself in the mirror,…
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By Deepa Kadavakat The School of Motherhood is Constantly Teaching Me
I am enrolled in the school of motherhood. This is a strange place to be because every mom wants to…
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By Bambi Loveday Dear Kids, I’m Sorry I’m Not the “Fun” Mom
I’m sorry I’m not the “fun” mom. I’m sorry I don’t let you go to just anyone’s house. I’m sorry…
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By Terryn Drieling I Pray You’ll Never Be Too Old To Want Your Mama
You came into our room during the wee hours of the morning. You’d had a bad dream and wanted your…
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By Jennifer Vail Dear Mama, It’s OK To Cry
It’s a scenario that is entirely universal and yet wholly isolating—a mother, shielding herself from the chaos of her home,…
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